Free planets of our solar system software for windows

Dark Solar System is a screensaver that will help you view a dark energy inside Solar system on your dektop.
In cosmology, dark energy is a hypothetical form of energy which permeates all of space and has strong negative pressure. According to the theory of relativity, the effect of such a negative pressure is qualitatively similar to a force acting in opposition to gravity at large scales. Invoking such an effect is currently the most popular method for explaining recent observations that the universe appears to be expanding at an accelerating rate, as well as accounting for a significant portion of the missing mass in the universe.
Two proposed forms for dark energy are the cosmological constant, a constant energy density filling space homogeneously, and quintessence, a dynamic field whose energy density can vary in time and space.
Distinguishing between the alternatives requires high-precision measurements of the expansion of the universe to understand how the speed of the expansion changes over time.
The rate of expansion is parameterized by the cosmological equation of state. Measuring the equation of state of dark energy is one of the biggest efforts in observational cosmology today.
Adding a cosmological constant to the standard theory of cosmology (i.e. the FLRW metric) has led to a model for cosmology known as the Lambda-CDM model. This model agrees closely with established cosmological observations.
As NASA reports indicate, 70 percent or more of the universe consists of dark energy, about which we know next to nothing.
At the beginning of March, 2006 the satellite of China National Space Administration, DARKSTAR started operations, observing in neutrino the solar corona.
It results a sensational information that our system also contains dark energy. This substance is located within the solar surface.
We have placed above cosmological information into our screensaver and you
can view allocation of dark matter in our Solar system!

This tool will take a random trip around 10,000 stars of our galaxy, and it will be different each time you run it.
Trips will orbit stars at a 5 light years of distance from them, increasing then to 100 light years away from them. As the demo runs, it will take you to further stars, including famous stars, stars with planets, multiple systems and variable stars with real data. Each frame in the simulation equals to one day of time.
Although camera is automatic, you still can control it with mouse movement, but only when orbiting a star (that is when not "travelling" to a star).
Other controls are:
- "L" - Changes language between english and spanish.
- "M" - Turns music on/off.
- "F" - Shows maximum frames per second at screen top-left.
- "Esc" - Press escape to quit.
Star names and data appear and disappear at random. It needs DirectX 9.0c installed, and it is better run with 1024x768 resolution. Turn out the lights and enjoy!
"MPL3D Solar System - Starfield Tech Demo" is a executable preview of "MPL3D Solar System" itself. Please check http://www.mpl3d.com for details.
Main features:
- Explore more than 10.000 real extrasolar objects, including:
- Stars : Main types and Variable Stars (pulse, eruptive, rotatory, binary and cataclysmic)
- Full Solar System plus more than 120 known Extrasolar Worlds!
- Most famous Nebulae and Star Clusters.
- Five Galaxies including Magellanic Clouds.
- More features, like Saggitarius A*, a black hole at the center of our galaxy!
- Friendly camera control with mouse, travel with a single click!
- Travel from planet to planet or voyage freely across the stars.
- Watch current moons and planets positions at present date and local hour or travel in time!
- Visit the enormous existing variety of known stars with a single mouse click.
- Enjoy the hypnotic and everchanging surface of the stars.
- Enter inside the nebulae and contemplate outerworld views.
- The planet gallery will allow you to easily compare all planets within a star system.
- The star selector has an options menu that will help you to visit the most interesting stars.
- Enjoy photorealistic representation of our solar system.
- Take your own pictures and save them to disk.
- Music inspired in space will make your star voyage a more involving experience.

3D Solar System 3.0 offers an application including all the planets and some big moons orbit. It allows to manually select view of planet or moon and the camera takes you there. It includes options like Angle of view, Orbit speed / Zoom. Support 3D or none 3D card and changes of GFX resolution.

Jetpak - Solar Crisis is a thrilling action game for you all! Those pesky aliens are back again and this time they have devised a plot so devious and insidious that it defies all belief. Even that of gullible lollygaggers and inbred jackanapes!

In a carefully planned attack on the planets of our solar system, the aliens have disabled the orbital probes which made up the most important part of the Earth Defence System. With the probes in pieces there's no way for the human race to defend itself as all the missile guidance systems on the planet make use of its telemetry data! Curse our short-sightedness in putting all our eggs into one basket... a basket of death! But it gets worse. They are using this Space-Radar blackout to fire a giant alien Hive of Indescribable Terror straight at the Earth's surface. Inside the Hive are billions of tiny insects, bred with the single dire purpose in mind... to eat tea leaves!

If the Hive enters our atmosphere and ruptures then all the tea in the world will be consumed by a swarm of pure evil! Without tea the British Empire's stiff upper lips will wilt and flap horribly, leading to the downfall of civilization itself!. Our only chance is to entrust the future of the entire world to one man... Jetman! With his trusty Rocket Ship, Jetpack, Quadroplasmic Lasertronic Disrupter Rifle, and the help of our foremost military mind, he might just be able to carve a swathe through the alien forces and repair our defense probes before the unthinkable happens.

Solar System Wallpaper 1 is developed to identify the positions of the planets in their orbits on the user's desktop wallpaper. Every time it is run, it shows the current locations of the planets and their orbits, as seen from above (north of) the Solar System. Even the background image is the view of space seen from the correct orientation, with a horizontal angle of view of 135 degrees.

As the planets' positions are updated when the application is run, it is advisable to place a shortcut to PlanetWallpaper.exe in the Startup folder located at Start All Programs Startup. This way the application will run whenever Windows starts. Please note that by using this software you must adhere to the licence agreement included. The background image was transformed from Axel Mellinger's All-Sky Milky Way Panorama. Used by permission.